Sania Mirza of India and Shoaib Malik of Pakistan will formally divorce each other, according to reports from a close friend of the couple. One of the couple’s close acquaintances said that Sania and Shoaib had already agreed to separate and that the only remaining steps are the legal procedures, amid growing rumours about the couple’s deteriorating relationship.
Sania Mirza, a tennis pro from India, and Shoaib Malik, a former captain of Pakistan’s cricket team, are no doubt one of the sports’ most attractive couples. Their international relationship has long been the talk of the neighbourhood. Izhaan Mirza Malik, the couple’s kid, was born in 2018 after their marriage in 2010.
However, there have been rumours recently that Sania and Shoaib are considering divorcing one another and that their marriage is in shambles.
Sania had previously posted a photo of herself with her infant son Izhaan along with the message, “The moments that get me through the hardest days.” Numerous other signs, including the cryptic message, contributed to rumours that there is discord in her marriage to Shoaib Malik. But now that a close friend has confirmed their breakup, everyone is perplexed.
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Despite co-parenting their son, Sania Mirza is rumoured to be living away from her spouse. Shoaib Malik allegedly strayed from his wife, yet the exact reason for their historic choice is unknown.
Shoaib Malik was questioned about Sania Mirza’s tennis academies and their locations in one of the most recent Pakistani cricket programmes, “Ask The Pavilion.”
To this, the cricketer replied, “I don’t really have proper information about the locations.” He further says, “I have never been to any of those academies.” Shoaib’s reply shocked Waqar Yunus who said, “What sort of husband you are?”
On April 12, 2010, Sania Mirza and Shoaib Malik exchanged vows at the Taj Krishna Hotel in Hyderabad, India, at a conventional Hyderabadi Muslim wedding ceremony. The couple’s Walima ceremony was held in Sialkot, Pakistan, and was followed by the traditional Pakistani wedding rituals for a mahr.
